We hope that they can, as they have done in the past, improve on what the IRA has done, (David Trimble)
We haven't given up, nor will we give up. We will endeavor to see what we can do to reach an accommodation, (David Trimble)
We have started and we will go on. and we will go on all the better if we walk rather than run. Sometimes we will stumble but this will not matter. (David Trimble)
There is no doubt that there are people in the republican movement who have been guilty of breaches of the ceasefire, (David Trimble)
I wonder if they have any idea of the damage that has been done to this process, and have they any ideas as to how to recover and repair that damage. (David Trimble)
ready to carry out their side of the agreement. (David Trimble)
We have done and will continue to do everything we can to maximize the opportunity that's here for people. I hope we've gone over the Rubicon this time. (David Trimble)
While saying that there had been some progress, ... there are difficulties ahead. (David Trimble)
Since Sinn Fein has repeatedly insisted it is separate from the IRA, Sinn Fein promises are not bankable, ... There has to be a commitment from the IRA, from the whole republican movement, in a credible manner. (David Trimble)
In the event of that not happening by Monday and Tuesday, that will leave us with no alternative but to remove ourselves from the administration. (David Trimble)
We all knew that the agreement was not going to be a magic wand and ... that there are elements opposed to it. These elements will not succeed. (David Trimble)
It is patently obvious that those promises must be delivered, ... Let there be absolutely no doubt that I and my colleagues will hold republicans to the promises they have made. If there is any foot-dragging, there will be difficulties. (David Trimble)
As we take stock of this century of achievement, Ulster Unionists have every reason to feel proud. (David Trimble)
Circumstances give in reality to every political principle, its distinguishing colour, and discriminating effect. The circumstances are what render every civil and political scheme beneficial or noxious to mankind. (David Trimble)
If there is a real commitment, then getting rid of the weapons could not possibly be a problem, (David Trimble)